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Formal logic on one side, practical reasoning and bias-avoidance on the other. Visual map: Logic Reasoning canvas (file not included in this release). Database view: logic.base (file not included in this release).
Foundations
- Unified curriculum — Phase 1: Argument skills — Russell, selected Understanding Arguments chapters, logic exercises and lessons
- Laws of Logic · Proposition · Truth-Apt Statement
- Logical Consequence - Entailment
- Logic without God — where the laws of logic come from
Formal Systems
- Propositional Logic · Natural Deduction
- Deontic logic — the logic of obligation and permission
Kinds of Inference
- Deductive & Inductive Reasoning
- Bayes’ theorem — reasoning under uncertainty
- 60.10 Logic Misc Notes — the scratch pile
Reasoning in Practice
The Critical-Thinking Shelf
- Being Logical by DQ McInerny · Introduction to Logic
- Asking the Right Questions by M. Neil Browne · Crimes Against Logic by Jamie Whyte
- Don't Believe Everything You Think by Thomas Kida · Mistakes Were Made by Carol Tavris
- Logic for Lawyers - A Guide to Clear Legal Thinking
- Descartes' Error - Emotion, Reason, and the Human Brain — the emotional substrate of reasoning
- The Predictioneer's Game - Using the Logic of Brazen Self-Interest to See and Shape the Future
Key Thinkers
Base index
logic.base.base (file not included in this release)